what kind of battery is it? lead acid?
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I believe lithium rechargeable battery. This is not that large. It is about 5 inches tall. Very Bright
234414
I'm not sure, but the type of battery is easily available and will need to be replaced someday anyway. Good product.
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Hard to answer without more specifics. All batteries will eventually wear out, including lead-acid batteries like this one. They start to go bad as soon as the acid is added, but the process is speeded up with repeated drain/charge cycles. Basement watchdog batteries are shipped without acid: you must purchase this locally and add it to the battery. If the acid is added correctly and the battery still doesn't function it is defective. If it can't hold a charge after minimal use, either it is defective or there is a problem with the charger or its connections. A defective battery should be covered under warranty.
1475516
Its lead acid which is why I got the self propelled version cause its heavy. However, the unit performs very well and handles very thick grass on my 1/3 acre in 30 minutes and only uses 50% battery.
780566
It is recommended that you use a maintenance-free absorbed glass mat (AGM) battery. Lead-acid batteries can boil over if they're too discharged. Current is pulled, not pushed, so normally you'll be ok. A poor lead-acid battery could boil over from rapid charging.
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Lika all lead-acid batteries, you need a charger. I use the Battery Tender 021-0123 Battery Tender Junior 12V Battery Charger. Costs about $20-25.
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The photo appears to be a familiar Lead Acid Battery. If so, these batteries are usually charged when offered for purchase, but not always to 100%. All batteries have a degree of leakage which is normal, and does not mean that the battery is defective if received a volt or two lower than its rated value ....IF... a quick recharge will bring it back to its amp/hr rating under a load test.BTW, shippers should be aware of the hazards and restrictions involving the shipment of some types of charged batteries, especially by Aircraft.
716805
I don't know, but I know I have to sent it back right away when I got it. Acid battery is the problem and won't last long.
343159
A small watch type battery. I dont know the exact number or type, but it takes one flat, disk, watch type battery. Good luck.
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It is a 12 volt DC 7Ah lead acid rechargeable battery. It is a great light that is SUPER bright, but it doesn't hold a charge for that long and you have to recharge it periodically according to the directions. I hope this helps.
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Yes it's actually the style of battery I am currently using. It's a Campbell-Hausfield sealed lead acid battery
569150
I believe one of the lithium ion batteries - but not sure which one. Still using the one that came with it.
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My guess, you will have to get it from the company, or at least call them. FYI, I bought mine at a truck sale, when 5.3 was current. Neuton had a tech expert there who said that lead-acid batteries must be kept charged. I kept mine plugged in over the winter, no problems this spring. Letting it discharge completely is bad for the battery.
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I believe it is the standard small battery used in hearing aids. I did not keep mine. I sent mine back as I was totally dissatisfied with mine in too many ways to disgust here (I know it should be discuss but that is how I felt about mine).
1155521
It is an about nickel sized battery, readily available at Batteries Plus and similar stores. You can get the number off the one that comes in it.
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all sealed lead acid batteries be they 6 or 12 volts are rechargable given the charging device is dc and amps are in the right range in this case 4-5 amps
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The manual says it is suitable for all types of lead acid batteries from 15Ah through 300Ah. Check your battery capacity, if less than 15Ah, the manual would say no. Otherwise, no worries.